Re: Building Hibachi

["Tom Grosman, Hibachi Project Lead" <grosman@aonix.fr>]

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"Tom Grosman, ADT Project Lead" <grosman@aonix.fr> a �crit dans le message 
de news: ft55um$tca$1@s1.news.oleane.net...
> "Lucretia" <lucretia9@lycos.co.uk> a �crit dans le message de news: 
> 989f2942-99b7-4dfa-8317-7a8c1030c8b6@s37g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>> Thanks, that worked. I didn't have to sort out the dependencies
>> though.
>>
>> Ok, so you can set up a project to use with GNAT, you can't run it or
>> debug it from within Eclipse, so there are massive limitations with
>> this at the moment.
>>
>> Luke.
>
> Hello Luke,
>
> Hibachi does work with GNAT and gdb. There are people (other than the 
> Hibachi developers) who have successfully built it. There is a dedicated 
> newsgroup for Hibachi ***user*** questions-  eclipse.tools.hibachi. 
> Eclipse requires a password to access their newsgroup server, to avoid 
> spam. See http://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/ .
>
> There is also a mailing-list for Hibachi development (i.e. people who are 
> developing, modifying or integrating with the Hibachi plugin itself) to 
> which the Hibachi committers are subscribed. That would be the best place 
> to get help for building Hibachi. See 
> https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/hibachi-dev .
>
> Hibachi bug tracking is available through Bugzilla- 
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/ (registration required). Bugzilla will 
> allow you to view the buglist, open a new bug, as welll as submit bug 
> fixes and new functionality.
>
> Currently, the Hibachi team is working on releasing the first downloadable 
> version. Due to Eclipse Public License (EPL)requirements, there have been 
> some significant changes necessary in the migration of the AonixADT code 
> base to Hibachi, especially in the area of ANTLR. Because there is no 
> stable release yet, it still may be possible to download a snapshot that 
> has some build difficulties or inconsistancies. Again, posting to the 
> hibachi-dev list is the best way to get assistance.
>
> Finally, Hibachi is an open source project and community. Your 
> participation and input is solicited. There is a Hibachi Wiki that anyone 
> can contribute to. If you would care to add to it (eg  a "How to Build 
> Hibachi" entry, or FAQ), it would be a help to the whole community
>
> Tom
>
Here's the Hibachi Wiki url- http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Hibachi

-Tom